
Seahawks Target Alec Pierce for JSN's Duo
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Seattle Seahawks eye Alec Pierce to complement Jaxon Smith-Njigba, addressing concerns about defenses keying on JSN and the uncertain future of current receivers like Cooper Kupp and Rashid Shaheed. Pierce, an underutilized deep threat with versatility on crossing routes and screens, could form the NFLs best wideout pair with JSN, potentially costing a hefty contract.
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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Seahawks Target Alec Pierce for JSN's Duo. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 9th, free agency is heating up for the Seattle Seahawks, who might target Indianapolis Colts wide receiver, Alec Pierce, to pair with star, Jackson Smith and Jigba. JSN had a standout season, but the fences are king on him too much, and the team needs another reliable option to keep offenses balanced. Current Seahawks receivers have question marks. Cooper Cup will be 33 years old by the 2026 season, and his future playtime is uncertain. Rashid Shaheed, a key contributor after a mid-season trade from New Orleans, is a free agent who wants to stay, but could chase bigger deals, maybe even, with Las Vegas. Ricky Tory Horton showed explosiveness, but battled injuries in college and with Seattle. Alec Pierce stands out as a strong free agency option. Underutilized in Indy, despite leading their receivers at times, he averaged over 20 yards per catch the last two seasons, a rare feat not seen. Since the late 1980s, he's not just a deep threat though, he excels on crossing routes and screens too.
Pierce would fit perfectly in Seattle's new scheme under offensive coordinator, Brian Flurry, stretching fields while JSN dominates underneath. This duo could form the NFL's best wide-out pair, even if it costs a hefty contract, possibly $25 million a year for Pierce down the day. Pairing them would give Seahawks fans plenty to dream about, forcing defenses to pick their poise in all season long.
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